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Speilberg and Transformers... by SuperTooth	Jul 19th, 2004 01:31:37 AM
in the same sentence sounds funny. A live action movie could be cool, but I doubt he'll direct it.
Cooooool. Ever since I read Murphy's book "Killer Instinct," I'v by Lenny Nero	Jul 19th, 2004 01:32:42 AM
True, some of the films he has produced haven't always worked (LXG anyone?) but he is relentless with his edginess. Natural Born Killers and Bully? Who else would bring those on?
So dissapointed in Bryan Singer by AlwaysThere	Jul 19th, 2004 01:33:52 AM
Why, WHY, WHY?
Maybe we'll get a real robot with Stan Winston? by Spacker Dave	Jul 19th, 2004 01:43:46 AM
If Speilberg directs this (and lets face it, it's a pretty big IF) perhaps Stan Winston could get some actual robots into the mix insted of what will have to be nearly all CGI. Not holding my breath on either prospect.
Holy Hannah! Speilberg directing a Transformers movie?! by Tall_Boy	Jul 19th, 2004 02:04:30 AM
Ok, probably not, but just think about it for a second, eh? ... wait, he'd probably beef up the kids role for sure.
Ok, Stan Winston can build anything ... BUT THE MAN CAN'T BUILD by Tall_Boy	Jul 19th, 2004 02:07:13 AM
I'm sorry, there's a limit to what movie magic can do. I mean, sweet jesus! If Stan DID build a transformer he should get out of Hollywood and join up with Black Ops CIA or something...
killer instinct was jane hamshers book...not don murphys.... by slappy jones	Jul 19th, 2004 02:14:32 AM
i hope he has as much love for the property as he did for lxg cos that sure turned out as good as the comics......i am glad tarantino "bitch slapped" him...that killer instinct book made me hate him and jane hamsher...has anyone else read it??jesus that bitch thought she knew how to make a film better than oliver stone....she is a twit and he is a knob.
Are there any decent kids' franchises today that will be directe by RowanM	Jul 19th, 2004 02:16:34 AM
There seems to be some kind of trend developing here. I bet that whoever directs this will be in their late 20's early 30's. Then again, probably not. How about a feature movie about MASK. Remember that? Mobile Armoured Strike Kommand. Vehicles that could transform into different kinds of other vehicles. It was their masks they wore that I liked. Dreamworks. Are ye listening? Mmmm. Too much caffeine I think. Still though, I'm interested in seeing a Transformers movie. I always though the Decepticons had a cooler looking logo than the Autobots. Hi, I'm Optimus sacked our graphic designer Prime. Yeah!!!
Hulk Hogan should play Optimus prime by Battousai	Jul 19th, 2004 02:18:41 AM
"Transform and roll out, brother!"
They can never outdo the first Transformers movie by WorstBlankEver	Jul 19th, 2004 02:21:40 AM
If a tear doesn't come to your eye when Optimus Prime dies, you have no soul.
Spielberg directing Transformers is like Schumacher directing G. by CKnightShift	Jul 19th, 2004 02:23:40 AM
...and the last thing anyone wants to see is Snake-Eyes with rubber nipples. Dear lord, my childhood is about to get raped again.
As long as it's as violent as the original movie... by magic_ninja	Jul 19th, 2004 02:34:39 AM
Nothing beats seeing your favorite characters slaughtered in the first half hour. I mean, goddamn, even Starscream got what was coming to him.
hollywood keeps fucking with my childhood by RedScab	Jul 19th, 2004 02:37:03 AM
First comics, then video games, then TV shows, now toys. Hollywood will turn anything it a film these days. What next a garbage pail kids movie?!?!?!? Oh shit they didn't they already make one? Bring on Castlevania the movie!!!
Whoa...that was scary by Ribbons	Jul 19th, 2004 02:58:03 AM
For a second there I forgot what the fuck DreamWorks was. But I'm better now! Still, weird (this isn't some sort of abstract dig at DreamWorks, I really forgot what the hell it was).....anyway, cool to hear that Spielberg is keen on distributing the property, even if it's just for moolah. I'm not personally a fan of the franchise, but I'm pretty interested to see how it'll turn out, especially effects-wise.
Transformers has more potential than one may think by The Game Master	Jul 19th, 2004 03:03:03 AM
Hollywood loves CGI. Proof is that they use it even when they don't need to. Now, for those who really want to face this reality, a lot of Hollywood politics has to do not with what most people think, but rather what makes for employment opportunities, and so, be it Dreamworks or New Line, or anybody else for that matter, they will put major production values behind this film due to the heavy amount of CGI necessary. Which means that, at the least, this movie will be given the moola it deserves. Then comes the intangible, that of the creative people hired to write, direct, etc. We can only hope. Personally, I'd love to see a revival of '80s toys made into movies. I've said on posts before that G.I. Joe needs a film franchise (with Michael Clark Duncan as Roadblock and Ray Park as Snake-Eyes--they won't have to worry about his voice like Lucas did). Maybe a Thundercats flick would be cool, too (especially given the martial arts fighting style necessary in this day and age defined by Matrix manuevers). Anyway, I would love to see Transformers be an origins story, to retell the saga from the beginning, though of course with new twists and greater depth than the 3-day miniseries cartoon that first showed us Cybertron and the crash on Earth. All I say is that whoever ends up directing it, take a lesson from Jackson, Raimi and so many others who are setting Hollywood on fire: "Be true to the source material", and I mean that in the spirit as well as the letter.
Tall_Boy by Psyclops	Jul 19th, 2004 03:11:13 AM
Stan Winston probably couldn't build a fully functional Transformer but judging by his most recent work, he can come damn close. I was at the L.A. Sci-Fi Convention last summer where Stan was taking part in a presentation for TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINES. His effects team had all of the robots featured in the movie on display including the new T-1 models (those tank-like first generation Terminators with the mini guns). At first I thought they were just props until a couple of guys began fiddling with a remote control and the damn things started humming to life and moving across the convention floor. The heads would pivot, the top half would rotate and when they moved past you the fucking floor trembled like it was a tank. These were actual robots that were built for the movie, I'm sure Stan could do something just as good if not better if given the opportunity.
That was supposed to be Optimus Prime in THE DUEL. by MissOgynist	Jul 19th, 2004 03:12:07 AM
This is great. You're telling me Spielberg will essentially be doing the same thing I did when I was ten years old? Coming up with a corny story for Hasbro toys! I've actually heard that Stanley Kubrick started the Transformers screenplay and that Spielberg will be true to his spirit. And why not involve Spielberg? Heck, Orson Welles was involved in the last Transformers movie, right? And he was a MUCH better director than Spielberg. RIGHT!?!?! There are certain details that I really hope Spielberg doesn't gloss over. Optimus had a 10 strength according to my infra-red decoder. And I remember Megatron being below that. If that doesn't figure in during a fight scene this movie will lose all credibility with me. But can he get his head around dialogue like, "ME GRIMLOCK ME KING" - Or will this be about Jazz and Ironhide trying to "find themself" - ?
MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS by Daddylonghead	Jul 19th, 2004 03:42:26 AM
That's the real news here. Didn't the Transformers already have a movie? I remember watching it while stoned and tripping on mushrooms and really digging the soundtrack. But-- BUT-- after seeing the AWESOME LOVECRAFTIAN MONSTER in a certain other Del Toro film I am BEYOND PSYCHED about the MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS.
Live action CGI Transformers? I saw it when it was called BEAST by MissOgynist	Jul 19th, 2004 03:43:19 AM
Can we cut right to the chase and start recommending who we'd like to see PLAYING the Transformers? You KNOW Hollywood is listening. If WheelJack is voiced by anyone other than Al Pacino it will be a TRAVESTY. My goodness. The thought of seeing real live action CGI Transformers is spine-tingling. Thankfully a man I called Internet has already been there and done that. THIS is what it will probably look like: http://home.comcast.net/~themi chaelsmith/VWHiRes.mpg And here, on the other hand is what it will look like if McG (still smarting from you jerks making him lose his sweet Superman deal) gets hold of it: http://www.thegreenhead.com/wa tercooler/2004/06/transformers -breakdancing-video.php ... Or perhaps that's what the George Lucas Special Edition of Transformers will look like. Yeah, BOYYY! One other serious point: Will Spielberg make the Matrix of Leadership an allegorical object that makes a statement about how careful we need to be when choosing a President? Take that Michael Moore, you fattie! Nyurt-Byurt-Vyrut! ROLL OUT! Hah-haaaah! Oh! Oh! And for Spike...! Vin Diesel! Just imagine him sitting in Cliffjumper! "Smoke 'em!" Screeeeeeech! Transformers with Nitrous addiction! Oh, this movie has the potential for DEPTH, you nerds!
This just in: The NEW Transformers soundtrack! by MissOgynist	Jul 19th, 2004 03:50:22 AM
Nine Inch Nails has signed on to pay their debt for inspiration. Trent will faithfully sing the words of the immortal NRG: "Instruments of destruction! Tools of power plays! It's a violent eruption! Existence drips away!" Yeah! And Donnie Wahlburg will make a guest appearance as the voice of Hound to rap the Stan Bush classic "You've Got The Touch!" Are you people NOT seeing the potential here? Weird Al will even get back in on the action with a song about how Transformers killed his parents! It will be GREAT!
Don may be a fan of the comics... by Zardoz	Jul 19th, 2004 03:53:34 AM
...but his movies suck ass! LXG (ugh!) was a piece of molten shite, while From Hell was almost as bad. Then again, I could care less about Transformers, so go ahead and rape the shit out of it Don...(rape away!)
Oh god yes by TheJake	Jul 19th, 2004 03:54:46 AM
Oh, oh..... oh yes... oh say it again...please tell me more... yes! yes! oh! Now, if only it was true.
WOOHOO!!! by a6am3mn0n	Jul 19th, 2004 03:59:32 AM
Bah weep granna weep ninny baum!!!
heavens, you mean no Joseph Kahn?? by phasmatrope	Jul 19th, 2004 04:38:14 AM
Actually, while I really respect his nostalgic love for this that he's been hoping to write and direct this sucker himself (I'm curious to read the draft he did), and he does have talent as a music video director, after the sheer travesty that was "Torque," I can breathe easier that he won't be involved. Anybody who would make such a poseur's addition to the already-crappy subgenre of extreme sports movies (begun by "Point Break," ripped of by crap like "Fast And The Furious" and "Biker Boys") that is more concerned with fetishizing the vehicles and looking cool than in involving, emotional storytelling (you need only watch the climax of "Torque," where a guy outraces a bullet and isn't harmed in the least after being thrown from a motorbike going 200 mph) quite frankly has no business taking the reins of something so many of us loved as children. Alas, the scary thing is is that you Hollywood fucks are probably catering more to the undiscriminating actual children who play with the crappier new generation toys like "Beast Wars" and not us overgrown children who actually have our own money to see the movie and buy the DVD and publicize it with our geekish forums like our websites and Aintitfuckincoolnews and what not. So fuck those kids, they don't got SHIT! And if your movie doesn't have Prime, Megatron, Starscream, Soundwave, Ironhide, Bumblebee, Jazz, Rumble, Laserbeak and all those old school O.G. transformers, you ain't got shit, either!!
Stick to the Origin..... by Drunken Fugitive	Jul 19th, 2004 05:06:11 AM

Anyone read the first new version of the g1 transformers comics? by duncan1983	Jul 19th, 2004 06:16:02 AM
About a year ago or sumthin they brought out a comic with all the gen 1 transformers in it and it would be soooooo perfect for a movie. Perfect introduction for newbies while still taking into account the backstory and history. if they made that into a movie.......FUCK YEAH!
Transformers Trilogy is feasible by Antiriad	Jul 19th, 2004 06:27:08 AM
first film origin story, optimus prime vs megatron on earth, second Shockwave, Cybertron and the space bridge, third the final showdown with UNICRON!
Transformers by cockknocker	Jul 19th, 2004 08:02:21 AM
Robots in disguise!
I'm gonna disagree by Anna Valerious	Jul 19th, 2004 09:15:59 AM
Joseph is a pure otaku. If you've looked at his music videos, he's inserted numerous anime references (Like Joe Perry as Roger Smith from "The Big O") and knows what he's doing when it comes to things like that. Hell, he should be allowed to direct any movie based on an anime.
bah weep granna weep mini baum indeed. by Shigeru	Jul 19th, 2004 10:26:34 AM
Remember this shit?: http://www.r50rd.co.uk/researc h/internal/v2i/engin/ Get that guy to build you some freaking Transformers...or get the cgi guy who faked the whole thing to help with the effects.
Peter Cullen must play Optimus Prime! by GypsyTRobot	Jul 19th, 2004 10:57:47 AM
and then Venger in the Dungeons & Dragons live-action adaptation of the cartoon (which will be soooo much better than the previous D&D movie). and he can also play Princess Allura's dad in the Voltron movie, while we're at it. IEEEEESHA!
Harry, is John Woo still interested in He-Man? by Declan_Swartz	Jul 19th, 2004 01:56:33 PM

For the last time, Spielberg does not direct cartoons and comic by ScreamingPenis	Jul 19th, 2004 02:43:19 PM
Give him a bit more credit than that. And he doesn't take over tired franchises to direct sequels either.
Kahn by BillEmic	Jul 19th, 2004 04:22:27 PM
I think you sell Joseph short if you view "Torque" as anything more than a self-aware parody of movies like "Fast and the Furious". At the very least, it was definitely entertaining and well-directed.
Transformers was cool when I was nine years old. by Eye_H8_U	Jul 19th, 2004 05:21:49 PM
The concept just doesn't have the same appeal for me now. Sentient robots that sprung up from nowhere, traveled billions of miles through space, and decided to replicate stuff on Earth to blend in? Great stuff to make a live action movie out of-- if you're fucking retarded! A GI Joe movie would be more viable than this is. If they have to make another Transformers movie they should make an animated sequel to the extremely well done original feature. It would be nice if Harry could somehow TRANSFORM himself from geek-leftist propoganda spewer back to the fun closet film-geek he used to be.
a transformers movie could be pretty cool if it is done right by slade justice	Jul 19th, 2004 06:08:01 PM
..think about it...I just hope they throw out the laws of physics like the cartoons..like how megatron would be standing next to say starscream and they would be the same size and then all of a sudden he would turn into the gun and starscream could hold him in his hands.... and I hope they also have opitmus primes trailer just appear from nowhere when he transforms.....
Zemeckis seems practically perfect. by Zephyr1988	Jul 19th, 2004 07:32:26 PM
While Speilberg could bring in something epic, but potentially overblown, Transformers movie, the earliest it could be release is almost 2008. Yet if Zemeckis does take on the movie, then I'm there at midnight. I mean, Zemeckis brings something unique to his films, especially ones that can push him in the cinematic front. If this film is done correctly, then this could be on an epic scale above LOTR. Holy crap, this WILL be amazing...and now, we could see it in the rumored date of December 2006...AWESOME.
pssst by hank quinlan	Jul 19th, 2004 08:39:42 PM
On the one hand, kinda cool. On the other hand, this blows. Not just because I heard from inside sources, this will involve major "reimagining" since its so expensive to shoot. In other words, not your Daddy's Transformers. The other is...a fucking Transformers movie? That's great...fucking great. I know they are all in it to make money but come on. I love big dumb movies too. But this sucks. I'm sick of all this mediocre crap. At least, I, Robot had a little thought in it. Not much. But enough I didn't feel 100% insulted. And the original animated movie kicks ass. I own it. We could never expect something that awesome. You've got the touch. You've got the power.
Voicebox5... A live-action Smurfs flick..? by workshed	Jul 19th, 2004 08:59:29 PM

Voicebox5... A live-action Smurfs flick..? by workshed	Jul 19th, 2004 09:01:09 PM
Maybe Speilberg could play 'Father Abrahams'. Let's face it - he has the look down to a tee.
why so much autobot hate? by Ikaruga	Jul 19th, 2004 10:28:14 PM
Transformers is just like any other Marvel property, like X-men. In the comics, Transformers were yet another parallel to the civil rights movement by the Marvel team. They were hunted down by others for merely being different..... merely being giant robots who could transform into vehicles. Haha. And the original cartoon could have some great dialogue. It was always directed towards children, but it never spoke down towards them, instead it could feature some decent dialogue from Shakespear. Seriously though, people have a strange belief that mutants with metal claws, or lasers shooting out of their eyes, or webbing shooting out of their hands.. is any more mature than giant robot vehicles. That being said, of course this movie needs to be made for the younger crowd. But just like the original TF movie, it needs to not speak down at 'em, and needs to feature the same Marvel movie storyline and dialogue as any other Marvel movie. It also needs to feature some of the greatest car chase and air combat sequences ever put to film. :) I'm really looking forward to this movie, especially since I'm getting extremely tired of all the standard superhero movies coming out. Catwoman, Ironman, X-men 3, Daredevil 2, Elektra, Superman. Batman Begins. Blech.
remember when Zemeckis was quircky and cool? by beamish13	Jul 19th, 2004 10:52:54 PM
Before FOREST GUMP shoved Spielbergian-style sentimentality down our collective throats? Why doesn't he make something raunchy like "Used Cars" again?
re: live-action SMURFS film by beamish13	Jul 19th, 2004 10:54:38 PM
wasn't it supposedly once in development with Jeff Goldblum slated to DIRECT?
Ravage. Eject. by BuggerOff	Jul 19th, 2004 11:36:36 PM
I just shit my pants thinking about the possibility of seeing this on screen. I agree, they should bring back 80's cartoons (M.A.S.K., G.I. Joe, etc.) with quality production teams who stay "true" to me material.
Zemeckis would be great for this... by CountVonGroovy	Jul 20th, 2004 12:51:50 AM
"The Polar Express" trailer makes it extremely clear that he's already experienced working with soulless robots, so doing "Transformers" seems like an obvious choice. I'm sorry, potentially "One of the GREATEST movies of all time"? In the words of Dr. Nick, When you were in that coma, did you feel your brain being damaged? Let's face facts: Hasbro marketers brainwashed a generation of young boys to buy some toys, and now, 20 years later, these same boys are grown men entertaining the delusion that "Transformers" actually mean something. They were the Pokemon of their time, pure and simple. The only reason they endure is that there's still money to be made off of them. Spielberg wouldn't touch this with a ten-foot clown pole. Let Michael Bay make it, he can do some machismo-drenched bullcrap that will satisfy the fanbase, at least...
Peter Cullen HAS TO BE PRIME by Sikpup	Jul 20th, 2004 01:30:55 AM
I am excited about this movie, but Peter Cullen absolutely has to be Prime. And Frank Welker has to be Megatron and Sound Wave. As for the others i could care less.. This would be a fan-boy dream come true. Prime (Cullen) vs. Megatron (Welker). "It's Over Prime!" ----- "N E V E R!!"
Speilberg is not wanted for this by me by BlackBeltJones	Jul 20th, 2004 01:34:22 AM
Think about it. All weapons will become radios. Robots will transform into cute wholesome animals and eco-friendly vehicles. The S-bomb from the first movie will be have to be changed because there is no place for that in a wholesome film. And last but not least, any time the word terrorist is used, it will be replaced with the phrase "cute fluffy bunny". The Belt Has Spoken!
the trouble with retro film by ScaryJim	Jul 20th, 2004 07:13:53 AM
Think i've stressed the danger of this subject somewhere else but if they do it I wonder if they can do it without having some crappy injokes for us oldies. For once can they just REMAKE SOMETHING BETTER THAN IT WAS BEFORE look at starsky and hutch , the stepford wives , thunderbirds . FFS they will remake watership down and make it a fucking comedy . They could actually get away with using CGI to decent effect in this sort of film as opposed to the abhorrent way it was used in spiderman 2 . 'careful Toby doesn't like picking his fucking nose but it's ok we can do it with CGI '
U sure it's not Tarantino directing X3? by stlfilmwire	Jul 20th, 2004 09:08:34 AM
I kid... but wouldn't that be neato?
TRANSFORMERS BIGGEST FLAW: by stlfilmwire	Jul 20th, 2004 09:13:16 AM
The humans in Transformers were terrible. I didn't like how they felt they needed to add the human element. I'd rather have the humans be nothing but extras. A good script can make a point without having to get Skeet Ulrich, Jenna Malone or Adam Sandler.
Peter Jackson's Smurfs...I HEARD THAT TOO! by stlfilmwire	Jul 20th, 2004 09:15:06 AM
I totally heard that too. They wanted to shoot it in New Zealand and use the same Gollum type technology. That would be awesome!
Just remembered another reason to back Kahn by Anna Valerious	Jul 20th, 2004 09:34:26 AM
You know that BSB video "Larger Than Life"? Well, Nick wanted to be his Ninja character from "The Backstreet Project", BUT Joseph talked him out of it in favor of a Transformer. And, ironically, there WAS a Transformer named BACKSTREET. The man knows his stuff, thus, let him direct.
You know what would be fan-fucking-tastic?... by tango fett	Jul 20th, 2004 10:42:46 AM
A Transformers vs. Gundam movie. It'd probably suck like most vs. movies do anyway.
Beast Wars wasn't lame by magic_ninja	Jul 20th, 2004 11:56:33 AM
It was the best written Transformers series ever. Great plots, super character development. Beast Wars haters obviously never saw the show. Beast Machines however...bash that all you wish.
Anna Valerious, that "Larger Than Life" video was directed by Fr by Declan_Swartz	Jul 20th, 2004 12:10:25 PM
Kahn's big robot video was the Aerosmith one with Jessica Biel.
Instead of Transformers by BlackBeltJones	Jul 20th, 2004 04:29:52 PM
As much as I like the original Transformers series, I would rather see the Robotech:Sentinels series put together. I read the books but I want my Sentinels cartoon! The Belt Has Spoken!
by hapthompson	Jul 20th, 2004 04:55:34 PM
Call me a cynical old food but isn't this going to be a kids film?
How are they going to do Soundwave? by magusreno	Jul 20th, 2004 05:49:15 PM
By the time this movie's released the cassette market's going to be about 2% that of CD's in the US. I can just imagine him disguising himself as a "cool tape player," expecting to end up in the Autobot base and... getting thrown in the trash. No matter how they handle this character he's going to suck. A tricked out ride with kicking base wouldn't exactly work as it defeats the purpose of his eject feature. What else could he be? A laserdisc player? An IBM blade server? It all sucks.
Soundwave, the... mp3 player. Yeah, dat's da ticket! by The Killer-Goat	Jul 21st, 2004 01:35:56 AM
And instead of tapes, it'll be "giga-tastic memory chips" that transform into mini-bots! Hoo-boy! Then they can bring back that camera transformer, "whatsisname", as a digital vid-cam, and rake in the millions with product-placement brand naming items! Everyone wins! Except poor people, of course. Sigh. Now I made myself sad.
Dec, you sure? by Anna Valerious	Jul 21st, 2004 08:36:48 AM
Blue screen and otaku references are Kahn's forte....
Dec, you sure? UPDATE by Anna Valerious	Jul 21st, 2004 10:35:55 AM
Lawrence directed the video for "The Call".
just save some time by Cajunsblues	Jul 21st, 2004 12:02:51 PM
and make a MEGAS XLR movie.
Transformers Movie Success = No Humans, Focus on the Robots by nestorjb	Jul 21st, 2004 05:22:43 PM
I've been a fan of transformers since Generation 1 and the trick to make a movie work is to focus on the transformers and absolutely NO HUMANS. This is one of the reasons BeastWars was a success. By the way the trilogy should be 1.- Megatron 2.- Scorpinok 3.- Galvatron and Unicron
Anna, I was wrong... by Declan_Swartz	Jul 21st, 2004 08:11:29 PM
http://www.popzoot.de/cliparch iv/archiv.php3?interpret=Backs treet+Boys
Oops, Anna, I missed your posts. You were right, I am sorry. by Declan_Swartz	Jul 21st, 2004 08:34:49 PM

Re: Soundwave by Black Jesus	Jul 22nd, 2004 01:14:13 AM
well... i would imagine, if the people making this movie are true fans of the show, and if it is going to be the original characters like has been reported, then they would set in in the 1980's like it's supposed to be... so then there would be no problem.
TF will be fairly realistic by pepsijaybird	Jul 23rd, 2004 01:13:29 PM
I think if they are going to try to keep the movie fairly realistic as can be and not overly complicated. So I don't see the movie set in the 80's, too confusing to kids. Soundwave I think will either be eliminated or transform into a vehicle. I don't see the writers putting robots in the movie that shrink into to small objects. This movie will have a hard enough time getting some adults to respect it. Soundwave could always poccess some sort of soundwave feature that explains his name. Megatron will definately be something else like a tank.
too confusing? by Black Jesus	Jul 23rd, 2004 09:35:21 PM
all they have to do is put text on the screen that says "1985" or whatever... i see your point about changing the transformations for some of them... but we'll see i guess.

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